Electronics & Tech Headline News Archive - June 2018 |
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6/29/2018 • Singapore Will Lead ASEAN Smart Cities Boom • ARISS-Russia Testing Undeployed CubeSats from ISS • Wifi Alliance Introduces Next WPA Security Generation • Experiments Look to Leverage Low-Latency HF to Quicken Trade Times • Rising Concerns over Hackers Using Satellites to Target U.S. 6/28/2018 • 9 of Top 12 Smartphone Suppliers Are Chinese • FCC to Take Comment on Opening More Mid-Band Spectrum • New Bug Allows iPhone Passcode to be Hacked • UK Public Has Little Understanding of Quantum Technologies (likely the same everywhere) • Einstein Proved Right in Another Galaxy 6/27/2018 • Chip Equipment Billings Rose 19% in May • Why Proposed EU Copyright Law May Cause Chaos • Volkswagen Engineers a Win at Pikes Peak Hill Climb (I've driven up Pike's Peak!) • Ofcom Must Consider Spectrum Sharing Before 5G Rollout • USAF Builds in Russia's Backyard 6/26/2018 • Supreme Court Rules Warrants Required for Cellphone Location Data • Mercury to Tackle DRFM Electronic Warfare • Caffeine from 4 Cups of Coffee Protects Heart • Huawei Completes New Phase of China's 5G R&D Test • World's Fibre Pioneers Must Also Lead on 5G 6/25/2018 • Russia Warns Against Trump's 'Alarming' Plans for U.S. Space Domination • Over 60% of Commercial Aircraft to be Connected by 2027 (hard to believe it'll take so long) • Telenor Slapped with $96M Fine for Abuse of Power • Reorg Puts DOD in Charge of Security Clearances • Chrome on Android Lets Users Surf Web Without Internet 6/22/2018 • U.S. DoD Project to Demo Waveguide Transparent Throughout MWIR and LWIR Bands • High Court: Online Shoppers Can Be Forced to Pay Sales Tax • Huawei Hits Back at Australian Security Paranoia • India Must Release Spectrum Soon, or Risk Falling Behind in 5G Race • New Study Group to Focus on Impact of Robo Vehicles 6/21/2018 • Senate Puts Stoppers on Trump's Plan to Save ZTE • Ofcom: UK Has Golden Opportunity to Provide Nationwide Mobile Coverage • Only 25% Adults in India Use Internet • SK Telecom and KT Win Big at South Korea's 5G Auction • UK Telcos Not Meeting Demands of Brits 6/20/2018 • Increased Russian Activity Around Undersea Communications Cables • Former France Telecom CEO to Stand Trial over Employee Deaths • Engineer Salary Survey Highlights Widening Gender Pay Gap • Where on the Hype Cycle Is 5G? • Spectrum Sharing Is Key per OSTP, FAA, FCC, CTIA 6/19/2018 • Trumps Orders Pentagon to Create U.S. 'Space Force' • Former Radio Amateur-Astronaut Named as Spain's Minister of Science • Higgs Boson and Top Quark Interaction Finally Observed at CERN • Italian Broadcasters Threaten Italy's Plans to Award 5G Spectrum • Multitenant Small Cell Deployments Prove Challenging 6/18/2018 • Broadcom Lays off 1,100; There May Be More • Wi-Fi Expects 802.11ax Go-Ahead in July • Wireless Tech to Comprise 55% of Connectivity IC Shipments in 2018 • ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference Invites Technical Papers • 3GPP Puts Finishing Touch on Standalone Version of 5G Standard 6/15/2018 • C-Band Plan Prompts New Round of Concerns • Semi Equipment Record Spending to Continue Through 2019 • Globalfoundries Cuts 5% of Workforce • China Leads in IoT Deployments, North America Leads in 5G • IQ Scores Have Been Dropping Since the 1970s 6/14/2018 • EU Takes China to WTO over Technology Transfer • Iranian Radars Showing up on 10 Meters • WSTS Raises Chip Sales Forecast • USAF Partnership to Push Emerging Tech • Microsoft Acquires GitHub for $7.5B 6/13/2018 • Canadian Radio Amateurs Petition Parliament to End Deliberate Interference • Microsoft Keeps White Spaces on Front Burner • Irwin Jacobs on Q'comm and Moore • TI Tops Industrial Semi Rankings 6/12/2018 • Semi Increase 20% YoY in April; Double-Digit Growth Projected for 2018 • Matchbox-Sized Atomic Clock for Commercial Space • Building Owners Could Pay for Part of 5G Rollout • Clocks for Watched 14 Years to Prove Einstein's Theory of Relativity • Navy Shipboard EW Extending to Helicopters 6/11/2018 • MIT Just Built World's Fastest Supercomputer • Aircraft Hack Only a Matter of Time • Nokia, T-Mo Tackle Bi-directional, OTA 5G NR • Avoiding Career Death by Twitter • Hobby Drones Banned Near Hawaii Volcano 6/8/2018 • The FM Chip: A Potential Life Saver in Troubled Times • ZTE Signs Preliminary Agreement with U.S. to Overturn Ban • Hungary Regains Access to 60 Meters • Small Companies Make Leap to Advanced Manufacturing • UPS Strike Could Disrupt Business Across U.S. (Amazon will do a hostile takeover of them) 6/7/2018 • Sophisticated Cellphone Spying Found Near White House • Northern Ireland's £150M Broadband Funding to Boost Local Economy by £1.2B • FCC Denies Petition Preventing Interference from Digital Repeaters to Analog Repeaters • Long-Soaring Smartphone Market Heading to Earth • ARRL Foundation Announces 2 New Scholarships 6/6/2018 • Tech Stocks at Record High as FAANGs and BATTS Bite • ARRL Foundation Announces 2 New Scholarships • India Among Top 5 Countries in e-Waste Generation • Army Awards $93M Unmanned Target Drone Contract • 2018 Radio Mercury Awards Winners Announced 6/5/2018 • International Trade Wars Threaten to Spark a 5G Arms Race • Commercial Satellite Launch Service to Grow Strongly Through 2024 • South Korean Carriers to Submit Offers for 5G Spectrum Next Week • Teens Falling Away from Facebook • South Africa Gets 100 kHz Band at 5 MHz 6/4/2018 • People Fleeing Silicon Valley for Nevada, Texas and Idaho • Eagles Guitarist Joe Walsh, WB6ACU, Promotes Amateur Radio • Tech's Titans Tiptoe Toward Monopoly • Qualcomm and Huawei: More Partners Than Rivals • Telecom Egypt Secures $200M 4G Funding from Chinese Firms 6/1/2018 • MARS Urging Members to Use Computers Isolated from the Internet • Telcos Must Raise Game or Lose out on $1.1T IoT Prize • FCC Orders Largest Forfeiture Ever • China ICs Grow 21% • NB-IoT Device Shipments to Rise to 613M Units in 2023 |
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